The response to Israeli actions in southern Lebanon and to Israeli strikes on three of its radars, suggests that Iran is growing more confident about its military confronting Israel and the U.S.
Iran launches retaliatory strikes on strategic Israeli air bases after three Iranian radar sites are attacked
Iran launches missiles into northern Israel in response to the IDF’s continued incursions and use of banned White Phosphorus in southern Lebanon. Will Israel now back off, or will it continue its advance with U.S. complicity and support?
Iran’s Revolutionary Guards Corps target key Israeli airbase, which they claim, was selected because it was the base of operations for Israeli strikes into southern Lebanon and Beirut’s southern suburbs on Sunday
Although unconfirmed, the idea that Iran has developed or acquired nuclear weapons is gaining wider currency. If it has the ramifications will be enormous. For it could ultimately lead to the expulsion of US military power from the Middle East, and the end of Israeli regional military hegemony
Iran has opened the Strait of Hormuz to approved traffic but two things are clear. Firstly, it is in control of the waterway, not Donald Trump. Secondly, and perhaps more importantly, Iran can close the Strait whenever they choose.
Since the conflict between the U.S. and Iran and its allies intensified earlier this year thirty U.S. MQ-9 drones have been downed or damaged irreparably. To make matters worse, production of the MQ-9 has ended so they will not be easily replaced
Despite the ‘ceasefire’, U.S. and Iranian forces continue to exchange fire
Iran Is No Longer Fighting for Survival. It Is Fighting for Dominance
More indications have surfaced indicating that Iran may have acquired or developed a nuclear weapon. Among the most notable, says former CIA intelligence analyst Larry Johnson, is Trump’s sudden change of tone regarding Iran.
Iran fires missiles as a warning to US Navy vessels. Forcing two U.S. Navy destroyers and the USS Tripoli, an amphibious assault helicopter carrier, to hastily leave the Sea of Oman
Over the month of May Hezbollah har reportedly destroyed four or five Israeli Iron Dome systems, with reports varying. This represents an unsusaintable rate of losses for Israel, which fields an estimated 30 to 40 units